Mark Malarich News Today

Assistant Borough Engineer Jeff Bergsten said the feature could help calm traffic at the intersection of Meeting House Spring Road and Forbes Road.

The EPAs Revised Lead & Copper Rule requires an inventory of materials used in water systems by Oct. 16 to identify pipelines composed of lead.

The council approved a construction contract for the final phase of the Carlisle Connectivity Project Thursday evening.

Phase one of the project included realigning and repaving the previously offset intersection of North Bedford Street, East Penn Street and Kerrs Avenue.

Gannett Fleming Project Manager Nick Sahd outlined four systems that could be used, each with different volume productions and varying degrees of odor.

The Carlisle Borough Council approved the proposed 2024 budget during a hearing Monday night, with a public hearing scheduled for Dec. 14.

Commonly referred to as "forever chemicals," PFAS contain strong bonds that make them difficult to break down.

Borough staff are recommending the new tank be constructed on the same plot where the current Ridge Street tank sits, Public Works Director Mark Malarich said.

Updated plans for a bicycle pump track, revised guidelines for outside agency funding, a Vision Zero resolution and a leaf collection amendment found their way onto the Carlisle Borough Councils

The project will realign the intersection of Bedford Street, Penn Street and Kerrs Avenue and is anticipated to be completed by the end of October.